Bees gathering sugar maple sap?

Started by twb, March 17, 2008, 04:51:35 PM

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bassman1977

Check this...

QuoteThe flowers are inconspicuous, but, for example, a red maple is named as such because the flowers are red.  They're blooming right now around here! 

What the hey!  I need to double check to see if they are going on around here yet.  I have mostly black walnut on my property.
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mudlakee

Hey Dick Allen what part of upstate were you brought up in? My Dad grew up on Piller Point.  Tony

Dick Allen

Fort Ann (in the Glens Falls/Lake George region) about 60 miles due north of Albany and 35 miles west of Rutland, Vermont. For the past few years I've been getting back there this time of year to do some maple syrup. This year I didn't go.  So folks, how is the maple syrup production this year, anyway?

JP

Quote from: bassman1977 on March 19, 2008, 07:13:33 PM
Check this...

QuoteThe flowers are inconspicuous, but, for example, a red maple is named as such because the flowers are red.  They're blooming right now around here! 

What the hey!  I need to double check to see if they are going on around here yet.  I have mostly black walnut on my property.

Bassman. did you know that black walnut shavings in your smoker now and again will kill varroa? Ask the fatbeeman if you don't believe me.

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bassman1977

QuoteBassman. did you know that black walnut shavings in your smoker now and again will kill varroa? Ask the fatbeeman if you don't believe me.

Yeah, I saw a post on that.  That's good stuff.   :)
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